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...Alice Kaplan Copyright © 1994 by Duke University Press 1994 Alice Kaplan Selling Celine: The Celine-Little, Brown Correspondence (1934-1938) letters published here for the first time tell the story of Celine s relationship with Little, Brown and Company, of Boston, during the period when...

...Philip Watts Copyright © 1994 by Duke University Press 1994 Philip Watts Rewriting History: Celine and Kurt Vonnegut Midway through his 1975 introduction to a paperback edition of Celine s last three novels Castle to Castle, North, and Rigadoon Kurt Vonnegut confesses: I get a splitting...

...Linda Orr Copyright © 1994 by Duke University Press 1994 Linda Orr Celine, Jean Zay, and the Mutations of Hate specific sentence from Celine poses the messy problem of violence and writing. The sentence is Je vous Zay. Celine puns on the proper name Z-A-Y and the verb to hate so that one...

...Raoul R. Ibargüen Copyright © 1994 by Duke University Press 1994 Raoul R. Ibargiien Celine, Miller, and the American Canon When I was invited to discuss Henry Mil­ ler s relation to Celine, 1 planned to begin by discussing instead their common relation to the hegemonic mode of critical...

...Yves Pagès; Gayle Levy Copyright © 1994 by Duke University Press 1994 Yves Pages Celine and Anarchist Culture It is important to remember one s first im­ pressions of a book. When I first read Voyage au bout de la nuit at the age of sixteen, I felt as though I were entering into an uncen­...

...Rosemarie Scullion Copyright © 1994 by Duke University Press 1994 Rosemarie Scullion Celine in Cross-Cultural Perspective Reminiscing on his world travels in post­ war conversations with Robert Poulet, LouisFerdinand Celine derided the boundless commercial optimism he found animating life...

...Alice Kaplan; Philippe Roussin Copyright © 1994 by Duke University Press 1994 Alice Kaplan and Philippe Roussin Introduction: Celine, USA ^Hie presence of Louis-Ferdinand Celine (1894-1961) in the United States is bound up with an image and an idea: an image of the writer, and an idea about...

...Marc Snyder Copyright © 1994 by Duke University Press 1994 Marc Snyder Celine in the Contemporary American Press ^Zonsider the following: What do Cat Man and the Marquis de Sade have in common? Who is the ninth-coolest author, according to a reader survey conducted by Spin magazine? Who...

...Henri Godard; Gayle Levy Copyright © 1994 by Duke University Press 1994 Henri Godard Can Celine Be Translated? The link between Linda Orr s article and my own locates us at the heart of the problem posed by Celine, a dilemma that is unique in French literature of the twentieth century...

...Morris Dickstein Copyright © 1994 by Duke University Press 1994 Morris Dickstein Sea Change: Celine and the Problem of Cultural Transmission Who is Celine? Does he belong primarily to France or to the wider world? Born almost a century ago in the same year the Dreyfus affair ignited, doesn t...

...Fredric Jameson Copyright © 1994 by Duke University Press 1994 Fredric Jameson Celine and Innocence I want to say something about fascism and sentimentalism, or perhaps I had better say, about anti-Semitism and sentimentalism. It will not be yet another theory of anti-Semi­ tism, of which we...

...Thomas J. Ferraro Copyright © 1994 by Duke University Press 1994 Thomas J. Ferraro Celine s American Genealogy ^^ver the course of the conference we heard an important literary genealogy being made available, propounded, tested out, re­ affirmed, and challenged: a literary family history...

...Alice Kaplan; Philippe Roussin Copyright © 1994 by Duke University Press 1994 Alice Kaplan and Philippe Roussin Celine s Modernity It s with Baudelaire, the inventor of the notion of modernity and the translator of Poe, that the idea of Americanization first ap­ pears in French literature...

...William K. Buckley Copyright © 1994 by Duke University Press 1994 William K. Buckley Celine s Underground Grammar: The Tone Frame for Recent American Literature . . . all those pop culture types large and small! and the big investors in anarchy! they steer clear of emotion. Louis-Ferdinand...

...Philip Watts Copyright © 1994 by Duke University Press 1994 Philip Watts Celine s Defense: Introduction ^\t the height of the postwar purge in 1946, while the Nuremberg trials were still under way and dozens of writers and intellectuals were being tried for crimes of collaboration in France...

...Louis-Ferdinand Céline; Henri Godard; Alice Kaplan; Philippe Roussin Copyright © 1994 by Duke University Press 1994 Louis-Ferdinand Celine A First Sketch of Feerie pour une autre fois (from the Prison Notebooks) Introduced by Henri Godard The second half of Celine s oeuvre the novels written...

...Louis-Ferdinand Céline; Julien Cornell Copyright © 1994 by Duke University Press 1994 Louis-Ferdinand Celine Reply to Charges of Treason Made by the French Department of Justice (Copenhagen, 6 November 1946) I am accused: OF HAVING WRITTEN DURING THE OCCUPATION TWO BOOKS, GUIGNOL S BAND...

... Copyright © 1994 by Duke University Press 1994 Excerpts from Commentary and Discussion Mark jay mirsky: Perhaps there are mo­ ments when race in fact has a reality in terms of the embedding of meaning in a language. But I think that someone who is not French can read a line of Celine...

... in America. In dis­ cussing Celine s literary presence, we are, in effect, talking about him as an author in America. Either he survives or he does not survive, just as any one of us does or does not. I m thinking of Celine as an American writer. Celine currently has four books in print, three of them...

...: J. M. Coetzee and the South African Pastoral 33 Beckwith, Sarah, Passionate Regulation: Enclosure, Ascesis, and the Feminist Imaginary 803 Begam, Richard, Silence and Mut(e)ilation: White Writing in J. M. Coetzee s Foe in Buckley, William K., Celine s Underground Grammar: The Tone Frame for Recent...